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A Note on Reviews at Loving Strands When people search for a business, reviews often feel like reassurance. They’re proof. They’re comfort. They help us decide if we feel safe taking the next step. So, it’s completely fair when prospective clients ask why Loving Strands Wigs doesn’t have a long list of public reviews. The answer is simple — and deeply human. Hair Loss Is Not a Purchase. It’s a Loss. For many of the women I serve, a wig is not a beauty accessory. It represents something far heavier: • A cancer diagnosis • An autoimmune disease • Alopecia • Hormonal changes • Trauma • Grief • A loss of identity Hair loss often arrives suddenly and without consent. And unlike many medical experiences, it’s visible. It’s personal. It’s emotional. Asking a woman to publicly leave a review about that moment means asking her to reopen something incredibly vulnerable — often at a time when she’s still trying to survive, process, or heal. Privacy Is Part of the Care I Provide Many of my clients come to me quietly. They don’t want coworkers to know. They don’t want friends asking questions. They don’t want family worrying. Some women have never said the words “I’m wearing a wig” out loud — not even to themselves. Leaving a review, even a kind one, can feel like outing themselves before they’re ready. And I will never pressure a woman to share her story publicly if it costs her peace. Shame Still Exists — Even When It Shouldn’t Despite how common hair loss is, many women still feel embarrassed by it. They worry: “People will see this and know.” “What if someone recognizes me?” “I don’t want to be defined by this.” Even anonymous reviews can feel risky when you’re already feeling exposed. Healing Doesn’t Follow a Timeline Some women tell me: “I love my wig, but I’m not ready to talk about it yet.” Others disappear back into life — back into chemo, back into doctor appointments, back into managing a body that no longer feels familiar. Leaving a review simply isn’t their priority. And that’s okay. What Is Consistent — Quiet Trust While reviews may be few, what is consistent is word-of-mouth referrals, private messages, repeat clients, and women who return months or years later just to say: “You helped me feel like myself again.” Those moments don’t show up on Google — but they are the foundation of Loving Strands Wigs. A Gentle Invitation If you’re reading this and wondering whether Loving Strands Wigs is right for you, please know this: You don’t owe anyone a review. You don’t owe anyone your story. You don’t owe anyone visibility. What you do deserve is dignity, discretion, and care — and that is what I promise every woman who walks through my door. And if one day you feel safe enough to share your experience publicly, it would be received with gratitude and respect — never expectation. Warmly, Jamie

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